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Oklahoma (OK)

STATESAFMR
Found 741 ZIPs

State Median Investment Score

102Above average

095130300
BRRent
0 BR$638 - $1,440Median: $721
1 BR$700 - $1,560Median: $765
2 BR$916 - $1,900Median: $949
3 BR$1,091 - $2,580Median: $1,268
4 BR$1,204 - $2,890Median: $1,494

Market Alignment

Studio
32
0.44-1.92
1 BR
34
0.47-1.96
2 BR
42
0.54-1.94
3 BR
34
34
0.51-1.99
4 BR
32
0.51-2.03
0.701.001.30aligned range

Bedroom curve

Counties

Ranked by Investment Score (vs state median)

1Kay County
12926.4%
2Alfalfa County
12926.4%
3Beaver County
12926.4%
4Woods County
12926.4%
5Blaine County
12926.4%
6Washita County
12926.4%
7Osage County
12926.4%
8Cimarron County
12926.4%
9Tillman County
12926.4%
10Garfield County
12926.4%
11Grant County
12926.4%
12Greer County
12926.4%
13Harmon County
12926.4%
14Kiowa County
12926.4%
15Jackson County
12926.4%
16Jefferson County
12926.4%
17Johnston County
12926.4%
18Okmulgee County
12825.0%
19Major County
12724.1%
20Washington County
12118.4%
21Ellis County
11714.5%
22Pushmataha County
11714.1%
23Latimer County
11513.0%
24Coal County
11512.3%
25Pittsburg County
1107.9%
26Seminole County
1086.1%
27Roger Mills County
1075.3%
28Garvin County
1074.3%
29Dewey County
1064.3%
30Choctaw County
1064.2%
31Tulsa County
1063.4%
32Woodward County
1053.1%
33Adair County
1052.5%
34Texas County
1042.1%
35Grady County
1042.0%
36Custer County
1041.8%
37Harper County
1031.3%
38McCurtain County
1031.1%
39Cotton County
1030.6%
40Stephens County
1030.5%
41Pottawatomie County
1020.3%
42Caddo County
1020.2%
43Oklahoma County
1010.6%
44Mayes County
1011.1%
45Le Flore County
1011.4%
46Hughes County
1002.5%
47Pontotoc County
992.8%
48Nowata County
993.0%
49Payne County
983.6%
50Cherokee County
983.8%
51Comanche County
975.2%
52Pawnee County
957.3%
53Kingfisher County
957.4%
54Beckham County
947.4%
55Haskell County
947.5%
56Noble County
948.2%
57Okfuskee County
938.7%
58Canadian County
939.3%
59Creek County
9110.7%
60Sequoyah County
9011.5%
61McIntosh County
8813.9%
62McClain County
8814.1%
63Cleveland County
8814.2%
64Ottawa County
8714.4%
65Muskogee County
8516.7%
66Carter County
8517.2%
67Atoka County
8417.4%
68Wagoner County
8318.9%
69Murray County
8021.7%
70Lincoln County
7922.2%
71Marshall County
7922.5%
72Craig County
7823.3%
73Bryan County
7625.2%
74Logan County
7526.6%
75Rogers County
7328.1%
76Love County
6437.5%
77Delaware County
5645.3%

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Oklahoma fair market rent by county, FY 2027

HUD's FY 2027 fair market rents cover 77 counties in Oklahoma. The median county two-bedroom FMR is $916. That is down 2.2% from $937 in FY 2026. Two-bedroom FMRs run from $916 in Washita County to $1,264 in Canadian County. 10 HUD metropolitan FMR areas cover 18 of those counties; each county in the same metro area shares one FMR. 254 ZIP codes in 6 metro areas must use Small Area FMRs, so voucher payment standards there are set by ZIP code.

Two-bedroom FMR by county

FY 2027 two-bedroom fair market rent by county in Oklahoma
County2BRChange
Canadian County$1,264+1.6%
Cleveland County$1,264+1.6%
Logan County$1,264+1.6%
McClain County$1,264+1.6%
Oklahoma County$1,264+1.6%
Creek County$1,229+1.0%
Osage County$1,229+1.0%
Rogers County$1,229+1.0%
Tulsa County$1,229+1.0%
Wagoner County$1,229+1.0%
Love County$1,101+3.7%
Texas County$1,079−3.3%
Carter County$1,040−1.3%
Beckham County$1,039−0.9%
Kingfisher County$1,039−1.5%
Blaine County$1,021+4.3%
Grady County$1,011+0.7%
Payne County$1,010−2.4%
Bryan County$1,004+0.4%
Woodward County$1,001−5.7%
Garfield County$997−2.9%
Pontotoc County$982−1.2%
Delaware County$980+3.8%
Murray County$979−1.5%
Sequoyah County$979+4.5%
Comanche County$974−2.7%
Pawnee County$972−3.4%
Woods County$956−1.9%
Muskogee County$949+0.2%
Pottawatomie County$949+1.3%
Cherokee County$943−0.5%
Nowata County$943+0.6%
Craig County$940−5.1%
Roger Mills County$932−0.5%
Washington County$930−1.8%
Okmulgee County$921−1.7%
Adair County$916−2.2%
Alfalfa County$916−2.2%
Atoka County$916−2.2%
Beaver County$916−2.2%
Caddo County$916−2.2%
Choctaw County$916−2.2%
Cimarron County$916−2.2%
Coal County$916−2.2%
Cotton County$916−4.8%
Custer County$916−2.2%
Dewey County$916−4.1%
Ellis County$916−2.2%
Garvin County$916−2.2%
Grant County$916−2.2%
Greer County$916−2.2%
Harmon County$916−2.2%
Harper County$916−2.2%
Haskell County$916−2.2%
Hughes County$916−2.2%
Jackson County$916−2.2%
Jefferson County$916−2.2%
Johnston County$916−2.2%
Kay County$916−2.2%
Kiowa County$916−2.2%
Latimer County$916−2.2%
Le Flore County$916−2.2%
Lincoln County$916−2.2%
Major County$916−2.2%
Marshall County$916−2.2%
Mayes County$916−2.2%
McCurtain County$916−2.2%
McIntosh County$916−2.2%
Noble County$916−2.2%
Okfuskee County$916−2.2%
Ottawa County$916−2.2%
Pittsburg County$916−3.0%
Pushmataha County$916−2.2%
Seminole County$916−2.2%
Stephens County$916−2.2%
Tillman County$916−2.2%
Washita County$916−2.2%

HUD metro FMR areas

FY 2027 two-bedroom fair market rent by HUD metro area in Oklahoma
Metro areaCounties2BR
Oklahoma City, OK HUD Metro FMR Area5$1,264
Tulsa, OK HUD Metro FMR Area5$1,229
Grady County, OK HUD Metro FMR Area1$1,011
Enid, OK MSA1$997
Fort Smith, AR-OK MSA1$979
Lawton, OK HUD Metro FMR Area1$974
Pawnee County, OK HUD Metro FMR Area1$972
Okmulgee County, OK HUD Metro FMR Area1$921
Cotton County, OK HUD Metro FMR Area1$916
Lincoln County, OK HUD Metro FMR Area1$916

Questions about Oklahoma rents

What is the fair market rent in Oklahoma?

HUD sets fair market rents by metro area and county, not statewide. For FY 2027 the median county two-bedroom FMR in Oklahoma is $916. Look up the county or ZIP code to see the value that applies to a specific property.

Which Oklahoma counties have the highest fair market rent?

For FY 2027, the highest two-bedroom FMRs are in Canadian County ($1,264), Cleveland County ($1,264), Logan County ($1,264).

Does Oklahoma use Small Area Fair Market Rents?

Yes, in part. HUD requires Small Area FMRs in 254 ZIP codes across 6 metro areas, led by the Tulsa, OK HUD Metro FMR Area; Oklahoma City, OK HUD Metro FMR Area; Grady County, OK HUD Metro FMR Area. Elsewhere, housing authorities use the metro or county FMR unless they choose to adopt Small Area FMRs.

Source: HUD FY 2027 Fair Market Rents. Change compares each county's two-bedroom FMR with FY 2026.

Data source: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

Fiscal Year 2027